My Macbook Pro 13 inch with retina display recently makes serious noise at night. It sounds very similar to typical hard disk noise.
I only bought this book for half a year and barely did nothing intensive with it.
I heard that SSD should never make noises and is very durable.
This is really annoying me.
How am I supposed to do with this problem.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)
The only noise maker in your retina MBP is the fan. Is the unit sleeping or turned off?
Take the MBP to an Apple store for a diagnosis under your warranty provisions. If this is an intermittent phenomenon, it may be difficult to find the reason.
Ciao.
The only noise maker in your retina MBP is the fan. Is the unit sleeping or turned off?
Take the MBP to an Apple store for a diagnosis under your warranty provisions. If this is an intermittent phenomenon, it may be difficult to find the reason.
Ciao.
Your SSD isnt making a noise, its your FAN
is it a buzzing or scraping noise?
No, your SSD couldnt make a noise. 😊
It does not really sounds like a fan.
But fortunately I just found that if I turn off the wifi it immediately shuts down the noise.
So I guess its not a disk noise then. 🙂
Well it turns out to be something to do with wifi.
But thank you for your reply anyway.
I am happy the hard disk is all right.
I have the same issue.
It comes from the upper left corner and only if there are write oder read activity on the SSD.
I can reproduce this by copying a large file. It might have to do with buzzing capacitors.
Not possible
I have the same problem with you, how did you solve it?
I think I have the same exact thing going on my rMBP. A kind of buzzing when moving large files. I can only hear it in a very quiet room and placing my ear close to the keyboard. By the location ( the noise seems to come from beneath the N and M keys) it could be the SSD, but everybody says SSDs don't make noises. I don't know if it is a problem or is just a normal noise.
Faulty SSDs do make noise. Power coils hum. Processors whine. Capacitors too. You don't need moving parts to make noise.
SSD noise
